and summary of today's programmes followed by ' INTERMISSION'
The BBC Variety Orchestra
Leader, Frank Cantell
Conductor, Charles Shadwell with Clarence Wright and Sidney Burchall

at the theatre organ

The Carroll Sisters with Donald Wells
Presented by Glyn Jones

and the Eight Rhythmic Sisters

A programme of listeners' requests arranged and presented by Sandy Macpherson at the theatre organ

with Amalia Magri

A Variety presentation by Jack Payne with his famous orchestra and Dicky Hassett and Peggy Cochrane as guest artists

A commentary by Raymond Glendenning on the League War Cup Competition final

Conductor, William Haydock

Those taking part are: Ralph Wight-man, F. C. James , A. Mayo , Joyce Sutton ; together with the recorded voices of H. S. Carter, J. N. Thornicroft, and a number of agricultural workers
Written and devised by Ralph Wight-man and W. Farquharson Small

Wilfrid Taylor brings to the microphone Steve Donoghue , Gordon Richards , Harry Wragg , and Eph.
Smith

says Sam Costa to James Moody

and his Sophisticated Players with Monti Ryan , Janet Lind , and Fred Latham
For his broadcast this evening, Percival Mackey , who is conducting the London Symphony Orchestra for the film round the life story of Leslie Stuart called Do You Remember ?, is using an entirely new mystery combination of eleven performers. In style it will be melodious and rhythmic, and its unusualness will lie in the fact that although it is a rhythmic ensemble, yet it has none of the regular features of dance combinations, such as sax or brass sections. Neither does it employ piano, drums, or accordion.
The vocalists are all well-known broadcasters. Monti Ryan will be remembered for her frequent appearances in television before the war.

The stop press sporting news illustrated by personalities of the moment

A revue for rotters by Aubrey Danvers-Walker with The Western Brothers
Doris Nichols , Hugh Morton , Dorothy Carless , Denny Dennis ,
Ernest Sefton , Sidney Vivian
Billy Ternent and his Band
Produced by Tom Ronald

at the theatre organ

presents its introductory programme
' This Swing Business '
Charles Chilton will try to explain something about it and play you some records
Here is the first of a new series that will give free rein to rhythm of all kinds during the weeks to come. * Kings of Jazz ' has now come to an end, though from time to time this or that ' king' will appear in the ' Rhythm Club' programmes. The broadcasts will be infinitely varied in scope. One week you may hear hot trumpet playing, the next straightforward recordings of a famous dance orchestra. Well-known jazz singers will come to the ' Club ' on records, and soloists of every kind will give of their best.
Charles Chilton will introduce the Club tonight, and explain what it is all about. Next week you will hear a recording of a swing broadcast in the United States.